The expression "expression capability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability to communicate their thoughts and feelings through language, sound, or visuals. For example, "John was able to use his expression capability to create an artwork that expressed his emotions."
The NP-1 gene expression capability maintained basically the same level.
It handles 36-bit Deep Color input at 12 bit x 3 for R, G and B. This allows the engine to achieve a 68-billion color expression capability without image deterioration from digitization.
In the first approach, we used microarray expression data of cells treated with drugs and diseases to rank genes based on their differential expression capability.
As a result, the final cell accumulation achieved about 17.0 g/L, which was almost double the preliminary experiment while the NP-1 gene expression capability showed no significant changes.
To test the expression capability of UAS-endoA* transgenes in embryos, P{w+ UAS-endoA*} male homozygotes were crossed to y w; P{w+ en2.4-GAL4}e16 P{w+ UAS-FLP1.D}JD1 homozygous virgins, to generate progeny with the only possible genotype P{w+ UAS-endoA*}/y w or Y; P{w+ en2.4-GAL4}e16 P{w+ UAS-FLP1.D}JD1.
We first sought high traffic nodes and network modules showing strong differential expression capability, at the gene set level, across good and poor clinical outcome.
Selected SERPINB1 OE clones were subsequently evaluated for their IgG expression capabilities using GS selection.
This knowledge, together with the predictable base-pairing of nucleic acids and powerful synthesis and expression capabilities now offers the unique ability to program nucleic acids to form precise 3D architectures with diverse applications in synthetic and cell biology.
The cell scaffold interaction was studied by culturing porcine bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) on the scaffolds and assessing the proliferation and bone-related gene and protein expression capabilities of the cells.
Expression systems like Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae are well known for their cloning and expression capabilities.
In summary, a stable RMCE host, DUKX-B11 F3/F, could be established with homogenous expression capabilities of a gtn fusion protein.
